The extended title of this work notes that a subject that will be destroyed "as with a two-edged sword," and this work's first section cites Aristotle's Physics in declaring that human bodies can only be altered by natural causes. This work was preceded by the similar work Formicarius by Johannes Nider. This work was authored by Kraemer and Sprenger, and it was simultaneously circulated by Pope In
The extended title of this work notes that a subject that will be destroyed "as with a two-edged sword," and this work's first section cites Aristotle's Physics in declaring that human bodies can only be altered by natural causes. This work was preceded by the similar work Formicarius by Johannes Nider. This work was authored by Kraemer and Sprenger, and it was simultaneously circulated by Pope Innocent VIII's bull Summis Desiderantes. This work notes the capabilities of its subjects to deprive men of their "virile member," and sections of this work include one dealing with trials and executions. for 10 points, identify this medieval book, a manual on how to hunt down and uncover witches which can be translated as "Hammer of the Witches."
The extended title of this work notes that a subject that will be destroyed "as with a two-edged sword," and this work's first section cites Aristotle's Physics in declaring that human bodies can only be altered by natural causes.
{Malleus Maleficarum} [accept {Hammer} of the {Witches} early]